Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-09-02
PERSONALS

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Miss CoRDrE PETIT, of Edna,
is visiting Mrs. B. +. Henry.
| j.. w. SHELLEY, of Shibley's
Point was in town Saturday.
w. G. FILLMORE and wife of
Wilson were in town Wednesday
Mrs. LUCY LINDER, of Willard,
is visiting relatives in Kirksville.
Miss NETTIE SMITH returned
from Moberly Friday evening.
Miss Georgia Funk left Monday
morning to take charge of her
school at Easton, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. FAY MORROW, of
Kansas City, are visiting relati yes
in Kirksville.
Mrs. EMMA HOLLAND, of New
Florence, Mo-, is visiting the
family of Rev. S. K. Fowler.
A. TOWNSEND has our thanks for
a lot of the finest apples we have
seen this year.
JUDGE A. NJ. GREGG of Prairie
Bird made us q pleasant business
call yesterday.
Miss LEILA MONTGOMERY return
ed from Bloomfield, To-, Monday
morning.
w. e. Hassett, Of Macon, was in
town Monday on business connect
ed with school books.
Mrs. W. A. DoDsoN, of St Louis
is visiting relatives IN Kirksville
this week.
Mr.. E. T. MARTIN Of Adair was
In town yesterday, and made this
Office substantial call.
DIR. A. P. DAVIS Of Dallas, Tex,
is visiting his brother, Hon. J. w.
Davis of this city.
J. w. Eitel and Miss Carrie
Niece, of Pure Air, Mo-, were call
ers at the GRAPHIC office Monday.
Edward Howard, of Prairie
Bird, moved to Kirksville last
week.
Miss FLORA NoRTHRUP spent
Saturday and Sunday in LaPlata,
visiting Miss Lizzie McPherrin.
A. INMAN and Burt PARCELS, of
Shibley's Point were in town
Tuesday attending the camp fire
Mrs. j. c. Hughes, of San Jose.
CAL, IS visiting Miss Lizzie Rich
ely of this city.
Ed. James Sharp, of Mississip.
pi, closed series of very inter
esting meetings at Sublette, Tues
day evening.
Mr.. FRANK GIBBS, of Gibbs sta
tion, and George Myrick, a rail
road man, made this Office a cal
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. PARCELS, O.
Jacksonville, Mo-, were visiting
relatives in Kirksyille from Satur
day to Wednesday morning.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. JONES, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Darnell and Mrs
Lester, were callers at the Graphic
Office Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. KL1NGMAN, of Lin
derville, and Mrs. Emma Meeks
of Willard were in Kirksvillt
Wednesday.
MISS NJ. M. LIvEzEY, of Keokuk
head trimmer for the Milliner,
establishment of G. w. Fowl Ell
arrived Thursday morning.
Mrs. Fl. K. Meyers, who ha
been visiting relatives in this cit
for several weeks returned home
Agency, Mo-, Monday morning.
i James Grow, wife and daughters
Misses Ella and Mamie, were call
ers at the GRAPHIC Office Tuesda
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Fl. Drake, O
Milton, To-, are visiting Mrs
brakes parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Jesse Wilson.
Mrs. r. J. EsPY and daughter
Miss Blanche, returned from Cen
ter Junction Iowa, Wednesda
evening of last week.
Mr.. SAMUEL RUSSELL, who hs
) been at his sheep farm at We
Grove, Iowa, re turned to Kirk
vile last Thursday.
! MIR. G. II. Knapp, wife an
! daughters, Misses Daney an
Nellie of Sidney, To-, are visitin
relatives in the vicinity of Kirk
! vile.
Mrs. CHARLEY LEE and daugh
er, Miss Carrie, who have BET
visiting relatives in Monroe cou
ty for the past six weeks, l:eturn'
!, last Thursday afternoon.
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